In the latest episode of Don’t Go To Bed Just Yet, BBC Radio Leeds’ Adam Pope discussed Max Wober’s future with Leeds United after his return from a loan spell at Borussia Monchengladbach. The host acknowledged that there might be some Leeds fans who are surprised by Wober’s departure and may feel disappointed by it.
Pope emphasized that Wober would have to work hard to win back the goodwill of the fans. He highlighted that when players put on the Leeds shirt, fans generally support them regardless, but Wober will need to perform well, especially in the Euros for Austria, to improve his relationship with the supporters. Despite the challenges, Pope believes Wober has the skills to be a strong Championship defender.
Kaiser Chiefs bassist Simon Rix also shared his thoughts on Wober’s return to Leeds United. Rix mentioned that fans may need to accept the fact that Wober is back and prepare themselves mentally for it. He also highlighted the financial aspect, suggesting that selling Wober at a loss may not be an option for the club. Rix advised fans to start thinking of Wober as a part of the team and be prepared to see more of him in the future.
To hear the full discussion, tune in to the episode on BBC Sounds.
